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MARKEr Quotations.

Ths following wholesale and rst III prices
prevail generally 10 he local markets:
EGGS Retail. % cents per dozsr.
BUFTBR-Msrket unchanged. Retail D ices
quoted Al i0aS0c per roll Of swJ pa lfs
CHEEsE-Eetail, 29tes 35 C nts PEI JuaL
SIR AWBERRIE5-Whoses % csnts psr
gallon; retail 10 cents per IL OF. boz. b1K.s
for 3 cents
BEEP-Whol@sale. cents: retail, t3i{ q -.
MUTr0N-Wbolesals,T cents, 20. al, sc 81.
PORK -Wholess,e. 10 cent?; retail 100 Sc.
oAIS-Wholesale t35 per ton. retail 81 81
per GENITAL
wholesale SIS, retail $40 per ton.
WHEAT-Wholsslle SIS Per ION, refill 8!
per centAi.
FL0UR-wsoIssale S525Sj5J, retail $3.50
g,5 IS per barrel.
CHICKENS Wholesale se97 per doz; -esail
65eST6c each.
ONloN5-Qlo'e, new, 2eseSs per ami
p JTAT0ES-wholessle, new, Ike pr
pound. retail, ] Ne per pound.
CoAL-Retaii 81 per ton at the bunkers.
W0OD-ke all g 506E5 ser eord.
LUABER-Rough eommon Sil per NJ: a1sg
grades In proportion.
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wiEI Isags Sos Fransisss for AssarAlia
"a Ossaber Il
gssk Fansrsy. Il d said, wilI nsvsE
agstn b skis - heks 60 sseoznt e -
faiuFy 70 hiz knnekieA
wTliiam r. HaEain& eaaims tha1 bot
Ter tks tgainfng u Billy Ms61sn e1ili-
van woud newer be eh1mpl01.
Miks Ms1onald, ne vel kRoBn III
eago RambssE. Il sss1y 70 pas ap &l5ro
thsf salisy83 en- Est diva fedey
Ryaa.
Iks Weir yin aght no msrs until Eexl
fall he bas bees gate lively SD 80.
i've st&os hs la1ded il tbis eca1ary, snd
proposes - taxa 3 mach-needed Fssi-
Hetkinks u joiaing e9n6in.tioa-
Gsad2nr IL restiBg At his homs. he
thinks The offsiei tine IS ia eae
sh9gsd s1and. With regard 10 EcEine
Beach, be says noshi1R dsdaits has yei
been doua. Mr.. 81 John hiss written
tbrse times 70 Beach. bat has - yss re-
oslsed no repiy.
Babaag. faiIfng 70 ess 3 Faoe With sec
0nd class Be1, nov says thst he viti
row any nan IN Amsrica. IL GsoFRs
Will iss1s q ehaileugs Ia proper snApe,
acssmpanied With forfeit o. SO, es
wilI have no tFnnbls IN Rsttiug rsoe
ether With Hanian, Gaadaur % Ieemes
for al che nsouey b wznta.
Al BoweFy Bend, y. u, Juns 80, hos
neF and AeKsy bast Ross and Lee IN Q
two-miis race IL $50.
Edward Haaian, IN oonvers8ti0a VIA
Q reporter reesutlg, said: II have Ilss
received 9 Isttsr from Nj. Innes. tie
celebrated English bookmsker and pro
mOtaT Of she intsnational regatta which
waa hsld on ths Thames championship
osarse Last fall. WHO say: i have Rot Q
man, sad Il h nos Haalan OF Beach,
thst wili back against Jake GsndauE
for 1900 q side. the rsee 10 be on The
Thames championship course. from
Putnsy 70 Mortlake.' 10 the letter be
does nol mention Who it %, bat Is b safe
70 say thss Babesr n the man be has
references Co."
Ths G sIifOrnia Sebastian Club VIII
bold . grand shooting festival At HsE
Dor View on August 7th and 5shs when
about 5000 in m0nsy prizes and tro-
pixies viii Be shos fer. IL IL expected
that visitors from ali psFts OF Califor-
ola, ss veil a. from Nsvadl and the
East, will be IN attendance.
At present the California ccooetzen
Olnb ribs team stands % champion Of
The United states. In 1876, a. Phila-
delphia, The team captured the World
Fair Cop against competitors from
every part Of the country. Toe team
then was beaded by Captain GreineF
aud the maEksmen we're Philo Jsoo1y
A. StrecksF, A. RAhWyleF, O. koenig. =.
Streuli. J. A. B1asr and W. E1rsnefoFb
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Aar0SIsHInG nuefRas.

1t IL the duty ut every person Who \ v
1sea B0sehee's German Syrup to let its
Wonderful qualities be ka1ga - thsiT
friends in curing con Ju n2.,oa, ssV5tr
coughs, Group, asthma, plsa N )aia, nd
IN fact Gil thFOst and Lang diseases. NJ
person can use 1t wlshols in q lite
relief. Three doses will rsli alg3Ile,
and We consider il the d1ty OF all icIE-
gists 10 recommend tito tue poor, iy az
oonsump,ive, At least to try oas oJiiii,
- 81. 900 dozen bottles we're slll IlH
year, and no one casa whers II tIilsl
vas reported. Such msdioins az taA
German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist ana; Is.
SAMPLE bottles to try, sold at ID e31;s.
Regular sig. 75 cents. SJi ~ al
druggists and dealers IN tls Uiissi
States and Canada. dv
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
NoEfRwDsTKRs LEAGUE.
Mon.L1at
A CARD.

EDITOR Posi- -IErKLLIoESCKR:
In your issue of today NOTICE. under
the beading "OAse Settled" Thomas
Cranney against tbs Western Mill Co,
IN which you are made to say that the
machine which Cranney was operating
VAS oat Of repair, aud thst the fore
mans attention had been called to 1t,
bat be neglected 10 repair said machine.
Nov that is not true. Oranney never
called the foFemsn's atteati1n 10 the
machine as being defective, OF 10 any
way being in bodily danger. Had be
done 90, the matter OF which he cJm-
plains was 50 trivial shat it would have
been attended TO Immediately. Ga the
contrary. be (CrsbneyJ, q day or two
previous to his being hart, challenged
she head sawyer. and made bis boast Of
IL, that be (the sawyer could not give
him more lumber than be (Cranney
could pul through the machine. And
IL was from that cause, more than any
other. that be got hurt; for, had be
been using due care 10 avoid accident,
be would have seen ih1ss two pianks
that one of his witnt ssss, whs now
wears q star on bis breas', 5vOre that
be saw the SAWS pick up ard
hold dangling in mid air for several
3 eoHes, o that he, the witness, could
se >, as. alse. tie Other witnesses who
swors 20 what they did not see, bat is
willing TO testify TO anything III order to
osnves any mao or corporation Who are
50 unfortunate a. 20 be in position 80
give employ msnt 10 honest labor. au'
not Interested 10 the Westera Mil. hav
ing sold I'd small interest / held there
sore time since. bot, In justice TO my
sslf and the Mil Company, !, knowing,
as also Mr.. Cranney does, the facts in
the case. and the Jury bsfore whom toe
case vas tried should know. had they
gone secoFdiI z 30 the evidsnse brooRhi
before them, believe that Cranpey waa
act entitled 10 cue dollar. Its clear "a
my mind that IL is ole If ihoss verdicts
where sse defendant i, or Is supposed
30 be, able 20 stand 10. Or, in ether
words, Il Is q crime to be rish, common
" speaking. JAMES OLpFIELD.
POHr BLAKELY. June q. 1887.
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wHar ma SAYS os SussstNs CLAIMS TO
THt CBsNrTaNsHIT

WHAT ~ rAAs " hlAaNAAA tAatNN ~
THS CBsNFfaNsHIs
James a L W. tnsincss msuseet for
Josu l.. su1;vsn sHd Pas Ss-cdy -
iarres - Ssn ffan,fssa ssfogs uros
sea AVID there uubesnsred htra self - a
report ~to ssAed a aketh-r BE
teeaSet SH,i wa and \ lsFsiu wGG 4
nget.
"Sara. Sa'lvru tas heeu nsSF;v uUa
oTtr ttts lase tssh - kfFRa2 4 cl'r-rr
tiaieif tbanpicn. lie sfr3s O.
tSrvu % al bissnEa Een EMS aisrrfz -
rs sra spa fstg kitatu tvwed rtFiv.
't'N flht tini vt Q u'Y isft har3 cor -
he seia. ard n tcssS AZ Sa-td, = vtfsua
ave Rawcss 60 keep him 50 tts aosk-
Saeedgs ptcx5amuse il - eoup3e,c ite
tour, five Sullivan rest. eud teS1
mske kilsain hght ! aogt thirk these
viii be any tFoahie seont a. II = stra
ply the sans programme taai has teen
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Annual Meeting Of stockholders.

NoTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ AsruAl meeting q sfochh iirFs 81 the
Seattle Bat sfng kas Lsan Assc-fztion Niii b
he ! a. tas tlee - GcoFse kinnear. "a Sstaf-
aRr. 4aly 2, lSti. II 10 3 m &c TIE purPoss
q siscilnE piae Trustees b. s@rve aHitaz the
ensuing yVAr. I'D for the t-anssctsoa Of sny
osAsr business wsicA maT suss before TIE
mset Eg s IA sfteH4Eaee 4 ssoc khoiaers -
requested
hateal SsAtie. " 7 Juns q issT.
l2t,a w. n. HCGHss Serrvia-y.
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HAMS By rug CARLOAD. - SsLIoS,
Gait lER3, th1 Fs1a; SsrssI Re53ir, rs
esivsd GA llIs SEarlIV, ditsH fcs n
{ ystsrn piskssL ot-'1I1 NJ slgt--
oatsd h1nA Pd,sip,a,3ia a, hsl rJ3E.
Call and try them. js20.
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Dissolution Notice.

NJ OTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
N eopartusrship Lately sxtEnng bstsss 49,
z. Mitchell. Fred b. spaEling, n. has. -. -
n, D. Nichols. under the arm aAlne ane ~ \.
o. MlteAeii. spAritns 4 % vas disseit W ~. ~
mutual eunssat en- ne 35d dsy q NAY. -
An Of ahs liabiiiiies Of said hfm have -.
snsrli1g .sid q n. Hoyt and n. 3. hiehsN
ewing rstirsd from sad partBersaip
q MITCHELL
FRED T. sPARLINS.
IN. HOYT,
II. B. NICHOLS.
he business % said Arm viii = eont. -
b. aid 8 z Mitchell and Frsd n epat,,-s
under tbs old 6rm nsms q aiienets
4 o. :. z. MITChELL
FKKD n. sPABLlAo.
sentlIe- ". Z. Jnne @. lss1. l.ll y.
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TIRES fAvoFites have she following 10 say Of
" wisdam's Rob-Ttins." tn graf beau,iesF
and Ereserver Of the complexion
PaEriASn, Or Jase T. 1887.
To NJ. ". ". Wisiam-DeAr Sir have
tired your aoteftine. Il Is excellent, ami
skAll ~ pleased 10 recommend e 10 oil my
lazy fdeHds. Believe me. yoaTs truly, RHEA
PuRTLASp. Or, Dec. IL, 1885.
To Nr. ". NJ. wisdom TIE Robertine"
you 30 kindly sent me Is excellent l. "a the
ancsf preparation have ever used, aud Is a
dfctied scquisitioa 10 q lAdy's toilet
JRASNIE AysTnN.
Postum, Or, April :. iseT.
Dear Mr.. Wisism have tried youf Roe
ertins. and IL gives me much plessaFe 10 say
that u Is eycellru; for the oomple xion. being
oue Il the bet articles % the Mind have ever
Hse' Yours sincerely TRIRHtII
Fur sale b. A. b. SrEWsRI. dW
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WANTDD.

Farm banda Sa6 TO $50. LAboFers. e2dsy.
Men to set cut ties a Is eta apiece.
Teams. &c 50 day. Mixer 80 month.
Woman wsiter. $50 montA- MN bands
Women for gen ral house werk, $40 mo
Railroad choppers and iabOserB, - Is.
MD contractors.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

We give below q corrected summary
Of the standing Of the League Clubs
June 20Ih.
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TEE CHAMPIONSHIP
what was behind the scheme OF
awarding Kilrain ebsmpionshtp belt 2
advertising for Mitchell and Xii
rain and their combination which start
cd On the road after the Style Of baili-
van, Harding agreeing 10 boon them
for 3 percentage Of the reosipss. The
sehsmo wss exposed By some Of the
New York papers aud the combination
hada't fairly started before ll collapsed.
Here is an account Of . couple Of their
shows"
TIE manager handed the reporter two
newspaper clippings Of Asy 18Th ana
May Sist. One described ktirain and
Mitchell boxing in ksofestton BiHk,
Neg York. TheiF spsSriBg vas very
gentle and the aadienoe expressed great
dissatisfaction. Yelis, hissss and eat
calls we're fained as them and they we're
begged 70 kiss eseA other and be friends.
Al LsnsipRbufg, 90 the nikht Of the
30tb, tbs exhibition was eq0aily tame,
and the pair retired amid Kisses 8od
demands for the return Of the gate
mosey.
"snllivap, though nsttled 81 AFBt be-
cause Of bis forced inactivity, nov
laughs at tbs matter OF KiIrain's belt
and championship. LIST Fox make
him champion u be wants to- be says.
lie didn't make me ehampion-I had
70 fiehl for the title.'"
where will The bsttle ecour-hAve
you any ideal"
"weil. certainly not within City miles
Of PittsbnFg, ~ kiirain's challenge
called for. John l.. has no idea Of VIC
latinQ United States lAW any more
Il will nos be gate money hght, either.
SulliYan's idea u t. meet kiIraine at
San Diego, drive over the line into
Mexico and settle the littls Differences
there. lie has requested me TO look
ever the ground, and report on the pro-
position. II the idea proves a success,
yon will zee q rash Of fighters ous here
/ IN . short time, sli apxiOus 10 settle
| championship questions In like manner
| There will be q scramble for the middle
weight championship pretty soon, %
| Dempsey is out OF the swim"
How IL Jaekg"
II think his fighting days are aboui
over. lie doesn's osre about fighting
any more, anyhow. His arm wal
broken in the sans Way as sulliVah's
bat In a worse place. TIE fracture VA
4
svy in Est Brooklyn, OF Williamsburg
a. 10 IL called. Hs is living With hi
wife and mother, and u 10 be seen n
the races every day. he says his broker
arm vas his luck, for be Is maxim.
some qaite tidy winnings from e.
s0okmakeFs. Tie tFo1bls With Jae
lies IN his inability 10 say no. Every
, body wants 10 take a drink With hin
aud II Is b q for bis arm. The doctor
caution him, but 10 Is useless; Jack wi
be soeiable. and every time he dfipk
more than be should be heats bis blood
becomes fevsTish. aud the result Is 80
other set back for bis broken arm. III
! opinion is quite prevalent that he wi
: Bsver again be the terror be has bee
Ia the past. ! oo1ldn't begin TO civ
: you list Of the aspirants for his sheei
. but their name IL legion"
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NOTICE.

4 IL MEMBERS OF HARMONY LopaE.
~ Ne :. K Off Ae rquasfsd 20 he PIE
rut ~ the nee tee. Thurseay. Jane 9en
Basin~Ss q f@Pott ABes viii eonc before the
m~etiaE yisiting members cortiia'lv invitsd
}a1a.a W q R0wEES &
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smrrssd cot In ne EASES e Mi1nheas
Rgau. Bagks nnd foux o. Gse etbeEA
SalliVan beld %, his Eana@eT pzafso4-
ne tAst be waa ny, an3 an4lly sc
chs lrneeE baoams e1nFznas1 tEa4 SAL
van was nfrzfa Of hlna. Aboas thia
tire ths cbAEtiez fa1ps1 70 the tF11t
and 10 Eve sr six misnsss ssseBed al
aapiratioza 81 he ekalle1ESf. Nov,
kiisain i = eisgsF athisief 500 . 81
gismaniy, straightforward fellow, uhs
has never zkogn ssy dipesttae1 % os .
baaNex. No ons-n0t eyeD S1iityan--
tkinks be ever i1tendsd 70 pess - .
seailensar Of q eripFisa nnani bal o
fen into he ba1es q false friends. 500
they D1sbsd him into bis present. 20
sition. saiiiyan holds kiifsin very
chsap, naiBlg sizing kfm ~ from ~
expeTieDes With LIaanon- u teok
Jake 8 foands Of bard hzhtinR
70 % L4nnou, and the iatteE
seaFssiy bad Z Days trsininR. ssiii-
van gives 81 exhibitiou four road -
10 With Lsnnon ever night, aud, Grip
PIE that be IL, has hsfd wogk 70 ksep
from lsying him %. LA1a0n . vNx.
feet child u his hands, eod Sill woaio
be Q foEmidabis aussR7nist for any Of
tie heavy weights. Ao. I d0u't tbtDk
kflEain wtli refuse 81 6zhs bailiyao, -
be viii certainly b asked 10 DO IN 3
few weeks. One thing u certain. bow.
ever, and that IL that there vii Be no
battle until Kilrain gets 0at q the
hands Of his pTessot managers, Fox,
Harding and Mitchell B2th Bbssdy
and SolIiv1n ere down on al three Ike
poison, and sons havs anything 70 do
With them IN any way"
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Il u eyelonie weather when Spslding
and Arson get left on the phenomenal
pi'eaer rsehe,. and nothing bat seismic
disturbance viii prevent Gene Field
getting onto q snap OF news. no matter
hov 1salousiy guarded it may be. The
surprise Arson has 10 store for Detroit
IL stunning oae. according 10 Gene,
who says II is extremely probable that
when the Wolverines again facs the
Chicagos they will meet With such ter
ror in the pitchers box as has never be
fore been known In baseball circles.
Last Saturday there arrived In C6ieago
consignment Of b1ne and sinew
weighing go pounds and measuring six
feet seven inches IN height. The ship
meni vas made direct from the Slx
Companies Of san Francisco, and billed
10 the Htp Lung Company's clab room
on Madison street. This collection OF
bones, muscle aud 2uila Was none other
than fssnR Wong Foo, an athletic
eOOlie from the VIliags Of Ksaoau, and
Il uow q skilled baseball pitcher. IsNne
Foo vent directly 10 the Hip Lung Clno
rooms, where be vas met By = nnnber
Of Chipese sports and several gentle
men VITO hsd been invitsd to see tie
phenOmenou.
Monday afternoon the bic pitcher vas
brought oat Ia HIP Lungs eookroash
pit and prepared 10 show what be could
do. Three posts had been erected ia =
line ten feet apart. In lac With them
YES q nail half driven into an oak
plank. Tsang Foe took bis position a
fec feet from the hrst pSst He "a. q
locked ever his shoulder ihgee tint 5
a
antti be looked sqaarsiy hehind him,
be at the same tune delivered toe tall
With q lum like a ba3E top The bail
Eracefniiy curved around the three
posts. aud then, taxing : straight sho< /,
tit the nail sqaAgeiy on the heAd, fous
tiues Tang Foo sent the ball cavortitg
aroand the posts aud on to the nail.
lhe iAst time the nAll was driven doSn
even with the plank, 81 which TsauG
removed bis cap aud bsued 10 the grand
stfHd. thus uotq 9eiy siEuifyinS that the
batsmaB vas ont.
The rev pitcher repeated tks opera
tion tUios more, AZ which be sxpector-
ated on bis hands and sat daSa 20 % =
that the opposing side had hssu retired.
After short exhibition ef lef:-haad
pisching. which vas nearly a. good $
his right arn work. be reserved pan
OF rice and YES sent 60 bed. Al VITO
SAY him vefk Moadsy united ia pro-
aoaneiag him a phenomenon. Although
standing feet ! inehts IA height, his
arm above the elbow ualv measures
eisht inchss Ia eirraufeteuoe. he has
rcoId OF having piicaed foastesn
hor;s without rcsNsg. He VII plAv
npdeF tbs aams q Mike MuFphy. Sc.
z sa Sgstrst.
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Toe wilitmetss sv.deatlY thought
thai atsesctiou wsfs It's h-ttsr put %
valer.
TIE PsrIArts SiI plNy At sssiti.
lulx 3 Ana p. su4 ~ I x Una galy
tbe game q lsc -na WI be far&rr 4
q Ss5O Eais vi sonas ID htady isF
tes ksGs.
itl4 sxpestsa ttAt ihc Fcue,rs q
Portland ard ntnrs frtcs SIR Like CITY
Scd Ssa Eraheissa wfu WISH Ssa:tls
5afi etes saaiue~ We tcp~ tsAi Ger
B;i,isS c,sna,.s "a v ct,g;a q % uot lose
-aFi A. 4 Q. 81 esuar O. tus
rat c gr.~y et-- sv'3~ytiy sAs great
eoca lyuss 90 5;s Iraw -. t"rE- nc, 70
ssEaag-t. "a Rs g. &c 90 .sgtrusauz
sn~
Rs.crJs tsou, , .eerrv NJ sss us trAiu
trG qasstvss, ssRF l'asi>drl. ara. say
ttes te b. iE aH.ragai C ul.E'Hu h :
f-;snsf ss- ,-r5 fss, tra4 b. s-li S-ysst
a. tfsgssv
Gdoerr. tee 4 an 4 40 caauaeila, VII
sAAiserEs tss wluEtr - the CzFuey
MAtsheli hcat.
higiy Va ga % ~ FaaI c,Ats-s 30 be
tn best colostd * tee &c iss vurld.
TIE lasa l. Sci va Combination
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Superior Manufacturing and
Shipping Facilities,

ssa IL all we ask for lots In LAdd's sup
p,emental addition, size 50xl07 feet each.
Whis h lies between the original Ladd 9
and Minors addition. Adjoining proper
81 is selliPg readily for double the amount
we AJAX.
We have some Of the choicest business
and residence property. II you want to
invest, give Us q call and save your money.
GEORGE DORFFEL.
Once with G. x. Bowman, e0ih Fr0nt et-,
opposite Yesler-LeaEy block. sDs
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THE LAKE SHORE AND EAST
ERN RAILROAD

rs SPENDING THOUSANDS or Doll
L lars in the way of building whsryes
ard coal bunkers In Minors addition.
which has
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

7 Will NOT EE REsPOSSIRl z FOR Any
blll1 osufrsstel hereafter b. Any enc hut
myseif ie1tis THOMAS CLANCY.
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A GRAND BALL

- NAHHNS
win be given Ia TIE evening ct Tu-n tssin
Hall. Everybody invited o partieiqais y W.
evsnts Of the day.
During the day the foiloStns sPorh Va
take place. for which pr.z afe ensFsd
Best sustained and represeniee lndaatty y
trade IN procession First rriSs, 80 seeSo''
SO: third. $40.
Firsmeu's race. parSe o. SOY.
RegattA. sntranoe $S-Firsi PriEs. ~ ~
end. Is third, SIC.
Roas race. Whitehall, roWisg " enHsaes-
First prize, t10 second. 80.
Canoe race for Inaians. free 70 Aa-sH"
p-ise. so; teeOsd. -. -.
Foot race, leo "a a., entrAnoe, t4-fifA
prize. SIS: second, SO. a.
saek rses. 50 yards, ire First pris'. "
second, ma a
HIND raes. free, y yards-First PriE'' "
oond. ~.
0rsassd pole. over Wttsr. free-Prias, y. =.
EgE rscs for girls. BE- seen AEes q So -
years-First prize. IS; second, S2sV- -
Gifl's foot Faca. betWeen ths $50 y y
Is years -Fi - prize. s. feeond, so.
log rolling, eutT1ucs d-Pfizs W -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26


Who plays centerheld - a sou Of en-
Chief Iastios Jacobs, aed u Is a native
OF Seattle. lie has played 81 and On
fer fcuT Seasons as second base and
charge pitcher. lie is = good batter
and neldeg. BE IL about n. IA. 10
hight and weighs 100 pounds.
RI ckssNIt,
The right fielder. - 5ft . 10. ia tight
and ne CHS i4A poands. lie came fEOm
Galestufe. H.. and is now secrvssrv Tor
sGpi. Seease, % tbs Seattle, Like S,oro
and Etst+ru Railway Cassell has rad
considerable experience. u q eooi
pitcher snd fielder and a FAC batter,
1hs substitutes % the uire, 4. :
RHth ard W. J. kenney ere both ssF0ng
aud relishle plnvers aud can he depend
ed upon ia an snsrgeacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

Covers left Geld IN way that leaves
nothing 20 be desiFsd lie Is suif'
TanueE and a DIV must be . good way q
60 prevent him from getting under %,
lie has tad considerable experiences
having played upon the New York Col,
leee team, and up,n she ohAmpion nine
Of Colorado 10 1881 and lSS2 Ia the
four years that be has been with the
ksds he hiss PLAYED in over thirty games
tie vas oaFtain II the ttAn IN lSe5 and
this year acts ~ rsAnagsr. Thornell
stands smoag the frss Ia the batting
list. Hts hight is : 70. 10 Ia. aud bis
weiaht lhS rounds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

COLLECTED.
myI3tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-07

From the Wesleyan Christian Adcactte, pub
lished at Macon we learn that the closing exer-
cises were unusually interesting.
After very appropriate farewell address DIR.
Bass gave diplomas to Il long list of young ladies.
among whom were the following from Florida:
Miss J. A. Martin, Sanford; Miss Jessie Nun
roe Quincy; Miss Rhoda L. Parramore, Madison;
Miss Mamie Perkins. Miss Emmala Parkhil
Turubull and Miss Virginia A. Turnbull Mon
ticelo.
Miss Jessie Munroe was among those of the
graduating class upon whom was conferred the
Degree Muslce B4ccalaure9," with all the
rights, privileges and immunities thereunto ap-
pertaining
The Adoocate says: Miss Salie G. Boone read
lbe. Vi e>lictory and Miss Emmn'a P. Turnhull
the Salutatory, and honorable mention was made
of the twelve next highest in their class stand
ing as follows: Misses Pearl Banks, Maftiebrian
Brown; Ella Burney, Laura NJ. Dunbar, Georgia
Hopson, Carrie L. McAfee, Anna G. Merritt,
Jessie Munroe; Rhoda l.. Parramore, Mamie
Perkins, Pauline Spain, Virginia A. Turnbull.
This was the largest class ever graduated from
the college.
The former graduatee- of the college held a
meeting on Tuesday afternoon. and resolved to
celebrate next year as the semi-centennial, and
entered with great enthusiasm into the plans of
the trustees TO build and equip an Industrial
Hall for the purpose of adding many schools of
industry to the college.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-07

A nt&is ehtM VITA 1axM haif, fs b
Ana euntit eyes. - swees md hiE, ai =.
''Whe kneel1, when twilight darkens,
! And from whose loving nps there fhll
The acesets q t61s simple prayer:
God elsasl-Coa 6lsasmy mother"
.Ayooth upon LIES threshold vide,
Who ieavee gentle mothers side,
Yet keeps. SAshfined within his breast, :
Her words Of waTuing-ssin the best,
And whisPers, when temptation txiedE.
"God bieSsi-God bless my sAotherr'
"A whitehaired man who gazes back
Along nfe's wea<y. hurrowed track.
And sees one face-an angela nowE
T.. Asa1 words Of light thai led Alright,
And prays, with reverential brow: =
God blesai-6od bless my mother.
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